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Cross Catalogue And Pricelist 1987

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There have been a few 'what is this?' and 'how much was this when new?' threads recently, so here is the UK Cross catalogue from 1987, along with the pricelist.

 

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Pricelist

 

They may not be there forever, so mail me if they aren't, or if someone else has somewhere permanent to host them, I'd be grateful!

 

 

*Edtied for sausage-fingeredness.

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"Truth can never be told, so as to be understood, and not be believ'd." (Wiiliam Blake)

 

Visit my review: Thirty Pens in Thirty Days

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Thanks! The more Cross catalogs I have for reference purposes, the happier I am. ;)

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Let me join my thanks to those above. I enjoy a little nostalgia, not least because the Cross fountain pens above are among my favorites.

 

It did give me a familiar Tired Feeling to read once again that the company was founded in 1846 by A. T. Cross. Who was born in 1846. Ah, advertising copywriters.

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